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1855

Will be great campaign year, and everybody in
Florida will want to read good Democratic
journal. For only Sc all can read the old Flo
RIDIAN the whole year, and also receive IS
premium" Our Family Physician" The
book alone is worth $5 a year to any family.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.


WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w 9Th day of November, 1887, associated our
selves together under and By virtue of Section l.,
Chapter 1887, of the Laws Of Florida, approved
February 10Th, 1874, and the amendments thereto,
under the corporate name of the Canaveral and
South Florida Railroad Company The principal
place of business of said company shall be in Ca
navcra Brevard county, Florida, and the purpose
for which said company is formed is to construct,
operate, and maintain railroad with terminal ia
cilites for public use, and conveyance of persons
and property. Said railroad shall be located in
Brcvard county, Florida, and shall commence at or
near Titusvilc, and run thence in easterly d.
rection, over the most advantageous route to the
Atlantic ocean; thence in southcrly direction
along said ocean to point at or near the
Blight Of Canavera, with branch to Banana river.
The length of said railroad will be about twenty
five miles. The capital stock of said company to
be S4OO 0O0 to be divided into 1000 shares of 800
each.
CANAvERAL, Fla, Nov. 5th, 1887.
(Sigucd) PHIN's d. WESSON,
HENRY II. HARRISON, Trustee,
j. T. BERNARD,
n. N. PENNY,
ROBT. RANSOM.
Nov. 10, lSS7-90dys
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,,nCEOsSoLOtsICAL.

To-, a>ri.are II 7a'laba>>ef, F}oy~id
II t,r nc past 'oeeh.
fam. ,.k,n by ", A. RAwLs, Druggist ami
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TOWNSVILLE, GA, Aug. 8, 1887.

M f. B,Tags.
Mr. Miller is a reliable gentleman, and his
statement about the pills Is correct l sold them
to him. He is o. X. Yours &c,
s. j. CAssELLs.
Sold by M. Lively. Call on him for advertis'
Ing matter. ~
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q kesu''', .lG ~. ir-t and rhird Th"rstap n.
- No rrc,,h y tn"Ir odG H@3n' -, A ,,9e nc"cS
- p,tr'a-chs - '''" GEO. W HOUSTON, c. P.
cu,>cKr. $7'''.
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CHAPTER, MOL,


fb" An MONDAYS in each month, At
Let. On the 20 SUI W. NJ McINrosH, SR.' ii. +.
Pa. s.o,.,.ry.
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HelpfmW Hands.

Residence of G. a. Charles. Apply to
3-tf d. S. WALKER. .JR
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NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE ACT OF TIE LEG.
L islature of the State Of Florida, entitled /" An
act to provide general law for the incorporation
of railroads and canals, passed February 10, 1874
and the acts amendatory thereof and supplementary
thereto, we the undersigned hereby give notice of
the formation Of a certain company, with the cor
porate name Atlantic and Western Railroad
Company, for the purpose Of constructing, main
tanning and operating railroad for public use in
the conveyance of persons and property, and for
the purpose of maintaining and operating any rail
road already constructed for the like public use,
commencing on the Atlantic ocean at = point
nearly cast of New Smyrna. said State, and running
thence through into the counties of Volusia and
Lake, said State, and terminating at or near Tavares
in said county Of Lake; and also, such branch
line supporting said main line. within said counties
as may be deemed necessary and expedient.
SAMUEL THOMAS, New York.
CALVIN s. BRICE, New York.
John G.. Moore, New York
DEXTER Hunt sR, Jacksonville, Fla
II. w. CANNON, New York.
EDWARD TUCK, New York
ELvERT0N r. CHAPMAN, New York
Nov. TO- 1887. 32-A.13t
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~. ,erio,cals will Lc sent from the Offices of
=, -e.srtiyc publishers, without premiums, post
.,spa.d We are not rcSponsi.i,C, LOT the oeh'ery
:. .pr Of these publications.. Address
" ''' DORK Il BOWEN. Tallahassee, Fla.
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COTTON QUOTATIONS.
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We ; nc ,uhlica; ions 70 club with the FLoRIDIAN
i'lpN: .sccd rascs. In every case the cash
a e".ccomDany she order.
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PEARS GROWN FROM CUTTINGS,

T ECONTE, Kciffer and Sand-Bartlett, lawson
IL OFT, Seckel, Smith and CARRIER, on LcConte
Roots.
Strawberries adapted to Alabama, Florida and
Georgia Hoffman, Warren, Noonan aud Noonan
Improved.
Peaches - Peento, Honey, Southern Beauty
Plums-Kelseys Japan, Marianna and others
Pot-grown Strawberries on special order only. A
good supply of general Nursery stock at prices to
suit the times, by
GEORGE G. GIBBS,
Tallahassee Nursery
Tallahassee, Florida. june23-6m
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The Compound Oxygen Treatment Drs. Starkcy &
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for the last years IL scientific ad juetmen OF
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FOR RENT-HOUSES


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A MEDICINE Nor A DR1sx.

Washington. D. c., Sept "a, 1884.
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alone and make thousands Of sober men by inducing
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SciDtO. N. Y Dec l. 1874

SciDio N. Y. Dec !, 1884
am the pastor Of the Baptist church here and an
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PREJUDICE KILLS,

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CURED OF DRINKING.

"A young friend Of mine cured Of an insatiable
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WE HAD NO IDEA


WHAT A BOMB WE THREW INTO THE CAMP OF
THE "coMBINERs" WHEN IN MARKING OUR
GOODs-BoTH SHOES AND RUBBERs-AT WHAT
WE CONSIDERED A FAIR AND HONEST PRICE.
WE NAMED TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ALL ROUND
AS OUR PRICE FOR RUBBER SHOES. By .ALL
ROUND" OF COURSE WE MEAN FOB MAN.
WOMAN AND CHILD. THE RESULT WAS THAT
IN ONE SHORT DAY THESE PUBLIC BEyEFAc-
TORS DROPPED IN THE PRICES OF RUBBERs
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE PER CENT.
THEREBY SHOWING THEIR HANDS ALMOST
WITHOUT BEING Called so WE HAVE NOT
LIVED IN VAIN WE HAVE FOREVER RID THE
PEOPLE OF INDUSTRIOUS IMPOSITION. AND
TO SHOW THEIR APPRECIATION OF OUR Eff
FORTS IN THEIR BEHALF OUR HOUSE HAS
BEEN LITERALLY PACKED WITH PATRONS
SINCE WE OPENED OUR DOORS THIS MORN
ING. BENT UPON SEEING THE MARVELLOUS
BARGAINS TO BE FOUND. NOT ONLY IN OUR
SHOE DEPARTMENT, But IN EVERY DEPART
MENT OF OUR HOUSE
RUBBERS MAKE A SMALL ITEM IN DIR Ed
TABLIsHMENT. BUT AS A STRAW SHOWS WHICH
WAY THE WIND BLOWS. so DO RUBBERs POINT
TO THE FAIR AND HONEST PRICES WE HAVE
PLACED UPON ALL OF OUR FOOTwEAR-FOR
LADIES. GENTLEMEN, MISSES BOYS AND chill
DREN-oF EVERY KIND. GRADE, STYLE AND
QUALITY THAT'S WORTH KEEPING IN STOCK.
THE SENSATION OF THE HOUR
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MEMBERS OF THE COMBINE sOMr oF
WHOSE CREDITORS HAVE LONG SINCE HAD
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tiles OF THE BANKRUPT LAW, HAVE WAVED
RICH ON ILLGOTTEN "swAa.-
EVERY ARTICLE WE HANDLE OR SELL Is, OR
HAS BEEN. MADE By KNIGHT OF LABOR AS
FAR AS WE CAN LEARN. AS AN EVIDENCE. We
ARE THE ONLY MERCHANT TAILoRs IN WASH
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PRICES FOR THE GARMENTS THEY MAKE.
WE ENJOY THE PEOPLES CONFIDENCE
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KEEPING FAITH WITH THEM IN ALL OF OUR
TRANSACTIONS; BY RAISING THE STANDARD
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EVERY COMMODITY WE'VE EVER HANDLED
AND NOW BECAUSE WE THROW THE CALCIUM
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AT FAIR AND HONEST PRICES OURSELVES. A
HOWL OF FURY EMANATEs FROM THE 1IrScs
AND TIIROArs OF THOSE WHO "CoMBINEn TO
BLEED TIE PEOPLE
HOWL ONi SHREK ON!
TO THE BEST OF OUR POOR ABILITY FROM
ALL SUCH VAMPIRES. SEATED SERENITY ON
THE SOLID ROCK OF SQUARE AND HONEST
DEALING. AND BAsKING IN THE SUNSHINE OF
| THE PEOPLES APPROVING SMILES, WE RATHER
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SPEND THEIR FURY AT OUR FEET.
DON'T YOU WANT TO SEE OUR 81 90 SHOES
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Milton. MI Fob IN 1904

Milton, Del, Feb. 10, 1885,
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WANTED--HOUSES.


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Earthquakes. volcanoes and other manifesto
items OF Immense forces afford an impressive and
imposing explanation OF the f. OF tie mysterious
yellow substance. which recently covered the
ground 10 the depth OF An inch 1T Princeton,
Indiana The commonplace cause o: the phenom-
eaon, ass s,ed in yesterdays STAR by Prof Riley,
though il inE,L-,-es with prcfoUni journalistic
research into existing volcanic e-uptions and
American-boHai air currents. Is entirely satisfac-
tory. Tie dep1'it is undoubtedly pine-pollen.
I'VE STAR heartily seconds the suggestion of the
Post 20 the commissioners 10 induce Judge Mac
Arthur 10 accept an appointments school trustee.
His admirable book on educational matters shows
that he has given much intelligent thought to the
subject anu especially tn the practical side of 1t
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MORNING. ToueHEn THAs LEATHER.

NOTHING ToueHEn THAs LEATHER.
Tanners, leather and shoe manufacturers and deal
ers, having handled the tough substance for
twenty-five years. become themselves tough and laugh
at the FLANDERS and fasehoods of those poisonous rep
tiles, the "monopolists."
Shoemen set Of men who stick together like the
Knights of Labor and other respectable societies for
the purpose Of maintaining their high standard Of
esteem in the hearts Of their fellow men.
Men dealing exclusively in leather do not believe in
running themselves and neighbors by Offering goods
for less than paid for. only knaves and monoposs
try that game Of bluff.
Shoe dealers are men who fear God, love and honor
their neighbors temperate in their habits and do
not allow their passions to make fools Of
get furious by the ISLANDERS Of "monopolists''
The esteemed patrons Of "HEILBRUN'S Old Stand"
Established in 1862 are respectfully reminded that
the high reputation of this exclusve shoe house"
honest and just dealngsor their charitable hberay.
for their readiness help and assist their erng breth
rem the low prices they named for goods solid
sunion-made" Shoes, will be maintained.
To-day we offer:
MEMS SOLID CALF BUTTON, LACE
AND CONGRESS CATERS,
every pair warranted at the low price Of $1.97.
Hand-sewed Ladies' and Gents Caters, q.
Ladies' lasting Button Shoes 81 cents.
Misses and Boys Solid Shoes, CSC.
The Largest One Price Shoe House.
4O2 SEVENTH ST.
See Tho Old Lady in window.
| SIX REMNANT DAYs.
FRIDAysand WEDNESDAYS We make SPECIAL
REMNANT DAYS
TOMORROW, FRIDAY. we shal1 offer over 200
| Remnants Of BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND
sAT1NS from yard to 12X yards, at half price, and
many 1T less Remnants Of ell kinds collected during
the week WIN be sold at prices that viii make them 80.
| 1850 yards GINGHAAs in remnants from yard
to 10 yards st10o Sell readily OF the piece ct l5c.
We have the best assortment Of DRESS GOODS thst
| We have ever carried.
BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE
JOHNSON / LuTTRELr.
| milo 713 Maxkst spacaL
r 4, WHKKas Sons. 2o4 1oTH 81. NV.
u Moth Wax, Paper. Lime. WV. BSushaA ChaEcoal.
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